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use the #mmwhy2k and we might use it on the air. >> can i get a booyah? when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what we've learned, so we can all produce energy more safely. our commitment has never been stronger. >>> does it ever seem like the ticker is speaking tongues? yes. so i'm helping you translate the cryptic and unfathomable terminology that makes it so difficult. i'm giving you the phrase book to navigate your way through investing. consider it the encyclopedia of cramerica. the process of speaking stocks shouldn't be that hard. you don't have to be steven hawking or albert einstein to understand the stuff. but with the way pros talk about stocks even einstein would have a toug
use the #mmwhy2k and we might use it on the air. >> can i get a booyah? when we made our commitment to the gulf, bp had two big goals: help the gulf recover and learn from what happened so we could be a better, safer energy company. i can tell you - safety is at the heart of everything we do. we've added cutting-edge technology, like a new deepwater well cap and a state-of-the-art monitoring center, where experts watch over all drilling activity twenty-four-seven. and we're sharing what...
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use the #mmwhy2k and we might use it on the air. >> can i get a booyah? ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] time to have new experiences with a familiar keyboard. to update our status without opening an app. to have all our messages in one place. to browse... and share... faster than ever. ♪ it's time to do everything better than before. the new blackberry q10. it's time. >>> does it ever seem like the ticker is speaking tongues? yes. so i'm helping you translate the cryptic and unfathomable terminology that makes it so difficult. i'm giving you the phrase book to navigate your way through investing. consider it the encyclopedia of cramerica. the process of speaking stocks shouldn't be that hard. you don't have to be steven hawking or albert einstein to understand the stuff. but with the way pros talk
use the #mmwhy2k and we might use it on the air. >> can i get a booyah? ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] time to have new experiences with a familiar keyboard. to update our status without opening an app. to have all our messages in...
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you need us--you need us to be the most successful franchise that you have. if we're not your most successful one, then nobody is gonna buy in. >> one of the things i like about jon is that he's willing to push back. right after i give him $200,000, he then comes back and asks for another $300,000 for working capital. i mean, i thought it was bold, but i like that about him. it shows me he has some fire in his belly. i'll split the baby with you at 8%. >> how about 7.5%? >> okay, we got a deal. >> yep. >> so when you take my check, for the next week, i'm 100% in charge. which means, what i say, goes. do you understand that? >> yep. >> you better buckle up... >> yeah. >> because change is coming. once i make a deal, i don't waste any time. i'm gonna turn this place upside down. do we have a deal? all right. do we have a deal? >> sounds good. thank you so much. >> let's get to work, right away, okay? hey, everybody! i wanted to tell you what has happened. very exciting news. jon and andrew and i have cut a deal where i'm now going to be part of car cash. i'm a
you need us--you need us to be the most successful franchise that you have. if we're not your most successful one, then nobody is gonna buy in. >> one of the things i like about jon is that he's willing to push back. right after i give him $200,000, he then comes back and asks for another $300,000 for working capital. i mean, i thought it was bold, but i like that about him. it shows me he has some fire in his belly. i'll split the baby with you at 8%. >> how about 7.5%? >>...
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we are going to get the tennis now and that will enable us to watch the us able. this are hauth changes to the ept. content is king and my guess is cbc will emerge ache torious dig al reet will prip ornats bell. et is good toing the leverage. when slok football starts the pem in texas want to wark the games that sbc has growing levers. all right julia. i'm going to go to you for this one first google is building a self driving war. what do you make of that and what it fly in la? maybe it would be safer than having a cab driverer going. >> he's got a point. >> i'm not sure i want google building the car. >> i will test drive. >> thank you julia. >> biggest movers of the day coming up after a quick break on power. ♪ [ agent smith ] i've found software that intrigues me. it appears it's an agent of good. ♪ [ agent smith ] ge software connects patients to nurses to the right machines while dramatically reducing waiting time. [ telephone ringing ] now a waiting room is just a room. [ static warbles ] [ telephone ringing ] peace of mind is important when so we provi
we are going to get the tennis now and that will enable us to watch the us able. this are hauth changes to the ept. content is king and my guess is cbc will emerge ache torious dig al reet will prip ornats bell. et is good toing the leverage. when slok football starts the pem in texas want to wark the games that sbc has growing levers. all right julia. i'm going to go to you for this one first google is building a self driving war. what do you make of that and what it fly in la? maybe it would...
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i won't use it. i think people who use it are lazy. they are just simply looking at how europe was or asia was in making the termination. forget about it. we trade stocks, not futures. that's quite simple. you've got more tools for your survival now. we have -- we don't own too many stocks, right? we know we should use -- limit the number of speculative stocks because they tend to trade together. we know that diversification is key. i call it the only free lunch and we know to focus on high-yielders particularly in times of trouble to reduce your risk. stay with cramer. >>> sitting on the sidelines because of all the uncertainty in the market? >> thanks for turning my portfolio from mean to green. >> that's what i want to hear. >> with over 25 years of experience in bull and bear markets, let coach cramer show you how to play to win. >> thank you for you and your staff for keeping us in the game. >> "mad money" weeknights on cnbc. in a world that's changing faster than ever, we believe outshining the competition tomorrow requires chall
i won't use it. i think people who use it are lazy. they are just simply looking at how europe was or asia was in making the termination. forget about it. we trade stocks, not futures. that's quite simple. you've got more tools for your survival now. we have -- we don't own too many stocks, right? we know we should use -- limit the number of speculative stocks because they tend to trade together. we know that diversification is key. i call it the only free lunch and we know to focus on...
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joining us our guests. i understand the federal reserve chairman is a huge job but when you're arguing about all three people with respect to them their policies are to the point is aren't we arguing over which shade of beige do we paint the walls? does it matter to the markets who get nominated and is put into place. >> i think it matters quite a bit at this point in time because the stock market has been done and i've been walking with you and mandy the last couple of showers. we've hadder in the the conditions in or an increase in it. yellin is expected to be more doing this and supporting the markets. larry summer may be willing to pull back. i think it's becoming more significant who the person is because quantitative easing has become so dominant in determination of the financial markets. >> so you would prefer larry summers then, but how would the equity market take it? >> i think the equity market will correct if that happens, but i think the equity markets also needs to correct because the distorti
joining us our guests. i understand the federal reserve chairman is a huge job but when you're arguing about all three people with respect to them their policies are to the point is aren't we arguing over which shade of beige do we paint the walls? does it matter to the markets who get nominated and is put into place. >> i think it matters quite a bit at this point in time because the stock market has been done and i've been walking with you and mandy the last couple of showers. we've...
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could all of you join us? we're gonna have a store meeting. profitable businesses need three things: the right process, a great product, and good people. here, they need help with all three. my name is marcus lemonis, and some of you have seen me around. and i'm here to help fix this business, so people don't lose their job. there are 32 employees relying on this business for their livelihood. and ever since jacob's passing, they're starving for leadership. for the next week, i'm in charge. so what we're gonna do is we're gonna make some massive changes, and, at the end of this week, we're gonna have a grand reopening. we're gonna let our customers tell us if we've gotten it right. i need to get rid of excess inventory, make time-saving changes, and i need to organize what's left. in order for that to happen, i need to put in the right system, like a bar-coding system. this building looks terrible. maarse has a viable product here, but, in order to make it good, we need to display it to the customers in a way that's appealing. they need to see
could all of you join us? we're gonna have a store meeting. profitable businesses need three things: the right process, a great product, and good people. here, they need help with all three. my name is marcus lemonis, and some of you have seen me around. and i'm here to help fix this business, so people don't lose their job. there are 32 employees relying on this business for their livelihood. and ever since jacob's passing, they're starving for leadership. for the next week, i'm in charge. so...
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how much do you use indicator reports? i use them very little because i build a model from the ground up. i listen to companies and make my own mosaic of an analysis from that. not from the top to bottom like other people. they are lazy. next, jim, you're a great person and role model. i admire you very much. best of luck in everything you do. let's go have a cheese steak and gino's and celebrate our greatness. >>> next from@sultanspeaks. i wants to know the strategy if you are sit awning 25% profit, cash in? 100%? 50%? double up? boo-yah. you are done after the the half. >>> this tweert wants to know, jim, what is similar to jpm? those are the ones i'm focused on, otherwise we just look at the website and look up what they have to say and that will do it. stick with cramer. we're cracking down on medicare fraud. the healthcare law gives us powerful tools to fight it... to investigate it... ...prosecute it... and stop criminals. our senior medicare patrol volunteers... are teaching seniors across the country... ...to stop,
how much do you use indicator reports? i use them very little because i build a model from the ground up. i listen to companies and make my own mosaic of an analysis from that. not from the top to bottom like other people. they are lazy. next, jim, you're a great person and role model. i admire you very much. best of luck in everything you do. let's go have a cheese steak and gino's and celebrate our greatness. >>> next from@sultanspeaks. i wants to know the strategy if you are sit...
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>> heather, i hope have you answers for us. >> no. greg is the econ con mist. >> do you get calls saying, what's going on with my money? >> yeah, right. we work with some of the largest financial advisors of the country. right new, pretty consistent the last two months raising cash. cash of course has a negative carry value but it doesn't go down in value, hence as long as there is no inflation and gives investors a chance it buy at a lower price. >> what are you telling them to do now? >> advisers are looking at their retail client and saying, hang in there. volatility is low ahead of the long weekend. that should pick up among syria uncertainty next week. stocks are thinly traded. now may not be the time to be a hero just yet. >> dennis, if the world made sense, what -- you want to do that now? let's get earnings. john, what do you got? >> news from the numbers on q 2. and 957 nongap eps is 9 cents. guidance is also good. wall street looking for 1.4 billion. sales slightly above 1.05 billion. street wanted another seven cents and sa
>> heather, i hope have you answers for us. >> no. greg is the econ con mist. >> do you get calls saying, what's going on with my money? >> yeah, right. we work with some of the largest financial advisors of the country. right new, pretty consistent the last two months raising cash. cash of course has a negative carry value but it doesn't go down in value, hence as long as there is no inflation and gives investors a chance it buy at a lower price. >> what are you...
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see the difference all of us can make... together. >> when hank and marcus demoted me, it was hard, but he's the business expert, and, you know, i still want to do everything in my power to keep, you know, the family business going. >> i want you to see the lines of sight, okay? >> right. >> and we want to have clear lines of sight, so when the customer comes in, it's inviting. if there's one thing i know about a business, appearance matters. so i'm gonna reorganize the store and change the layout, because that's the only way we're gonna make money. we have everything here from vases to lamps to flowers to furniture to candles to wallpaper to greeting cards. >> okay. >> all i'm thinking about is customer flow and ease of access to product. the first impression in the business is the only impression that matters. so i'm bringing in some designers to help me reorganize the store and re-merchandise it. if the customers can find the inventory, they can buy it. and that's how we'll make money. there are workers everywhere around here. elec
see the difference all of us can make... together. >> when hank and marcus demoted me, it was hard, but he's the business expert, and, you know, i still want to do everything in my power to keep, you know, the family business going. >> i want you to see the lines of sight, okay? >> right. >> and we want to have clear lines of sight, so when the customer comes in, it's inviting. if there's one thing i know about a business, appearance matters. so i'm gonna reorganize the...
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it gave us the green light to use the cloud like every other industry. >> i have been waiting and waiting. a lot of companies don't like the police to have guns. what's the slaughter here? you have to go out in your international sales force? >> it's a part of that. in fact, we're investing heavily in a european presence. a lot of it is just big agencies. they tend to organize on a nationwide basis. with see a lot of opportunity there. you got to continue to execute. >> do you think that your sales will be responsive to the fact that a lot of city governments have gotten more liquid? remember, we are coming out of a recession the city government said i'll cut back on even police, are those budgets rebuilt? >> yes, absolutely. three years ago, like everybody, they were hiding under the desk. they didn't have money. now they're coming out realizeing we haven't upgraded our equipment in years. we think we are on the front end of a capital spending cycle of cityst goes. >> i think you are, too. if you had to put the glietest tackles, it would be the cities have money. that's rick, he's the co
it gave us the green light to use the cloud like every other industry. >> i have been waiting and waiting. a lot of companies don't like the police to have guns. what's the slaughter here? you have to go out in your international sales force? >> it's a part of that. in fact, we're investing heavily in a european presence. a lot of it is just big agencies. they tend to organize on a nationwide basis. with see a lot of opportunity there. you got to continue to execute. >> do you...
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we're getting used to it. i'm sorry, we shouldn't be getting used to it. >> we have a new chief of the sec. this is mary jo white's first -- this is her first one in her tenure, so we'll see how it's dealt with. we really don't know. >> in the nfl, they told you at sp the superbowl something was wrong. someone came out and said, we don't really know what's happening. we're doing our best. we have contingency plans if we don't open today. here's our battle plan because we know this can potentially happen. when the etfs link ends -- >> there is a separate problem we addressed earlier. simon brought it up, which is the idea that the nasdaq and the new york stock exchange are themselves publicly traded companies. do you see a conflict sometimes in a situation like this between their goals in their, quote, brand protection and what they have to do as a platform for millions of traders around the globe? >> i think i remember when they were a mutual society, they were viewed as being -- they were like colleges, okay?
we're getting used to it. i'm sorry, we shouldn't be getting used to it. >> we have a new chief of the sec. this is mary jo white's first -- this is her first one in her tenure, so we'll see how it's dealt with. we really don't know. >> in the nfl, they told you at sp the superbowl something was wrong. someone came out and said, we don't really know what's happening. we're doing our best. we have contingency plans if we don't open today. here's our battle plan because we know this...
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thanks for joining us. tim, i want to start with you, because if this sell-off has a lot to do with the situation in syria, that's one that frankly doesn't look like it's going to have an easy or quick resolutions. >> no. that's right, kelly. this is a big unknown at this point. this is probably the first reaction as far as the market based on the rumor, but if we, in fact, strike and attack syria, i think we're going to see more of this to come. obviously, dpee l obviously, depending what the nature of that might be. continuing military conflicts, potentially, in the middle east. and part of why we've been trying to hang in around commodity exposure. >> rick santelli, the markets today. are they trading simply on syria? are they paying attention at all to fundamentals? the fears of taper talk? all of the things that have been spooking up to this point? what do you make of the market's message today? >> it's a combination. if we didn't have very weak data points along with the geopolitical forces, i don't t
thanks for joining us. tim, i want to start with you, because if this sell-off has a lot to do with the situation in syria, that's one that frankly doesn't look like it's going to have an easy or quick resolutions. >> no. that's right, kelly. this is a big unknown at this point. this is probably the first reaction as far as the market based on the rumor, but if we, in fact, strike and attack syria, i think we're going to see more of this to come. obviously, dpee l obviously, depending...
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they won't oppose us on the ground. the question will be, if we pull off this strike with 200 tomahawks some time this weekend, what's the likely outcome? it is unpredictable. unlikely to be good. you want to use military power and tell the u.s. air force and navy, you've got 60 days to bring down the assad regime, they'll do it. there's no question. then we will live with the follow-on war in which they try and eliminate the christians, the -- et cetera. >> thank you for your thoughts today. >> thank you. >> bill, not a lot of good options for that one. stocks shrugging it off this afternoon. we were up about 90 midday but still sensing perhaps that given how difficult a situation this is, the u.s. won't be acting imnot in thely on that front. >> let's not forget, thursday before labor day. thinly traded quiet market beyond all of that. later, ceo of rbc capital joins us. just reported a jump in third quarter earnings despite lower revenue. plus his take on the government's latest wave of aggressive action against the
they won't oppose us on the ground. the question will be, if we pull off this strike with 200 tomahawks some time this weekend, what's the likely outcome? it is unpredictable. unlikely to be good. you want to use military power and tell the u.s. air force and navy, you've got 60 days to bring down the assad regime, they'll do it. there's no question. then we will live with the follow-on war in which they try and eliminate the christians, the -- et cetera. >> thank you for your thoughts...
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tell us what's happening? why can't someone from the government express outrage at something that's outrageous? i have a thought about why these things occur. it's not that the system is too complicated, it's obvious that's the case. no, my theory is this. many professionals have become inured to this kind of nonsense. they say, look it comes with the territory. they shrug their shoulder, throw up their hands, well too bad. well, it is too bad. and you shouldn't shrug your shoulders, but there's no sense of outrage anymore. no one gets shaped or outed, no one loses his job. just like in the facebook ipo disgrace. that's not the way it should be. i'm not calling for a show trial, a kangaroo court or star chamber. we need to investigate what's going on, that these things keep happening and the government has to take action behind the systems which are so fragile that these things keep happening again and again. the s.e.c. has to represent the regular guy, who is being hurt not helped by this. the s.e.c. has to r
tell us what's happening? why can't someone from the government express outrage at something that's outrageous? i have a thought about why these things occur. it's not that the system is too complicated, it's obvious that's the case. no, my theory is this. many professionals have become inured to this kind of nonsense. they say, look it comes with the territory. they shrug their shoulder, throw up their hands, well too bad. well, it is too bad. and you shouldn't shrug your shoulders, but...
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let's talk with what is changed that can make us go down and what's the same, that can allow us to balance when the market pulls back a few %, which is where the current news probably takes. first is syria. we don't know what is going to happen in the middle east, but any time anything happens, you get a real sell off, you have to assume the worst. we have fought two wars and you cannot avoid the possible of a third. and what is happening in egypt, you cannot imagine of anything good. making matters more difficult is that is becoming a cold-war-esq moment. certainly not a side we are backing that we can see eye to eye with. the instability was not leading to anything beyond worry and selling on that worry, now, though, oil is flying. it feels 1990 like. and not knock the market for a loop. it had a genuine bear market. it's not a situation like iraq 1 or 2. americans are tired of war. using poison gas is a war crime, it's the presidential line in the sand. getting ahead of when tmissiles are to be fired is either bravery or foolishness and we do not know which it will be. but the price of
let's talk with what is changed that can make us go down and what's the same, that can allow us to balance when the market pulls back a few %, which is where the current news probably takes. first is syria. we don't know what is going to happen in the middle east, but any time anything happens, you get a real sell off, you have to assume the worst. we have fought two wars and you cannot avoid the possible of a third. and what is happening in egypt, you cannot imagine of anything good. making...
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we put it behind u us and it's us and it's actually fun to be quoted in the movie, however, we've got to set the record straight because she can't be further from the truth. >> let's do that. you and i have talked in the past, a diamond you bought 20 years ago is probably more valuable. tell me the valuation of jewels? >> the value continues to go up, for the past ten years, until 2020 at least, the demand is growing twice faster than the offer. so, that gap is growing tremendously, which means that the price of real high quality fine diamonds in the past seven years for example has gone up on average 650%, so a diamond 20 years ago is worth much, much more and is going to continue to do so for the next 10, 15 years. >> this is an interesting point because when you're dealing in very high-end, you don't cut prices. it's not like you have a chanel bag and if you wait long enough, the company will cut the prices. >> we don't cut prices, but we have total vertical migration which allows us to control everything we do. we control the whole chain and offer the product at a very competitive
we put it behind u us and it's us and it's actually fun to be quoted in the movie, however, we've got to set the record straight because she can't be further from the truth. >> let's do that. you and i have talked in the past, a diamond you bought 20 years ago is probably more valuable. tell me the valuation of jewels? >> the value continues to go up, for the past ten years, until 2020 at least, the demand is growing twice faster than the offer. so, that gap is growing tremendously,...
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paul is with us. paul, what's your reaction to these numbers? paul meeks, are you with us? >> pardon me, yes, i am. can you hear me? >> yes. >> the numbers look to be in line. no surprise to me. i actually thought they might have beaten a little bit. but the problem with this company is the stock troughed last fall at 11 bucks, went up to 30 on really a restructuring that cut costs but didn't show any revenue growth. and so, if you're someone at almost any price that's going to get interested in this name, you have to see a resumption of revenue growth, and i don't see that, not this fiscal year or next. >> bottom line, paul, would you put money to work in hewlett-packard stock right here? >> i would not. i wouldn't even buy it if it hit 20, it would have to be substantially below 20. >> all right. nathan, let me get over to you and talk about this market. the dow down 105 points today. was this some anticipation about the earnings deceleration we're seeing, or something else? >> no, i think it's that. that and the fact the markets continue to not know how to understand wha
paul is with us. paul, what's your reaction to these numbers? paul meeks, are you with us? >> pardon me, yes, i am. can you hear me? >> yes. >> the numbers look to be in line. no surprise to me. i actually thought they might have beaten a little bit. but the problem with this company is the stock troughed last fall at 11 bucks, went up to 30 on really a restructuring that cut costs but didn't show any revenue growth. and so, if you're someone at almost any price that's going...
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a slogan many of us are familiar with. macy's has everything. and today for first time in four years macy's reported sales and earnings that were disappointing. and the company's too good, too well run with to good of a breadth of merchandise not to worry about the short fall. and from the looks of it, not a lot of everything selling. this's the last thing we want to hear. my current thing, we're losing the leadership by the day. we know every citizen, remember the spike at the two-year high, the housing market, they're nowhere to be seen on the new high list. they're more likely to be found hovering near the low list giving up hard fought gains. i know mortgage gains are up from historic lows and housing is more affordable than in 2006, but not enough anymore, people. there are many sectors that depend on housing for oomph and it's within them. we have had terrific runs. many applies as paints, woods, mortgage insurers, any further increases in mortgage rates and this're that -- they're only a hair's breath from going higher. no wonder we saw -
a slogan many of us are familiar with. macy's has everything. and today for first time in four years macy's reported sales and earnings that were disappointing. and the company's too good, too well run with to good of a breadth of merchandise not to worry about the short fall. and from the looks of it, not a lot of everything selling. this's the last thing we want to hear. my current thing, we're losing the leadership by the day. we know every citizen, remember the spike at the two-year high,...
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less for us. more for you. to experience the precision handling of the lexus performance vehicles, including the gs and all-new is. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> welcome back to the halftime show. let's do our top three trades now. first up, kraft, downgraded over at jeffries. down 1.25. >> and goldman sachs put out a note the other day, too, all about questioning the valuation and can it continue and looking forward into 2014. will you see cost inflation coming in for kraft and i will point out they're stealing market share in the coffee segment and the stock has done well and what would i do underneath the market and i would just own some puts. >> next up, tyson foods beating on both top and bottom lines. josh, what do you see with the stock up 4% today and one year, 92%. >> i have to tell you, i hadn't been watching this thing. this is one of the best charts i could find out there period t really looks incredible. no resistance. company beat earnings by a dime and beat revenues by 100 million. s
less for us. more for you. to experience the precision handling of the lexus performance vehicles, including the gs and all-new is. ♪ this is the pursuit of perfection. >>> welcome back to the halftime show. let's do our top three trades now. first up, kraft, downgraded over at jeffries. down 1.25. >> and goldman sachs put out a note the other day, too, all about questioning the valuation and can it continue and looking forward into 2014. will you see cost inflation coming in...
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round it up for us. august's best and worst sectors. >> now that we've closed out the month, let's check the score card how we did for the month of august. the broader s&p 500 finished down 3% for the month. all ten sectors finished lower. utility stocks the worst performers, down by 5 .5 % in that period. high dividend payers were not helped with a rise in interest rate which saps demand for these type of stocks. the better performers on a relative basis came in technology. down about 1% for the month. the sector my have ekeed out a gain had it not been declines in first solar, hp and microdevice systems. the relative best performing sector was materials because they were only down fractionally, 0.2%. they were helped by cliff, free port, both up 7%. when it comes to the stock market, it was down. it was down across the bothered for those big cap s&p 500 stocks, guys. >> red was the color to wear clearly. thank you very much. >>> when the markets open back up on tuesday, it's going to be september. acco
round it up for us. august's best and worst sectors. >> now that we've closed out the month, let's check the score card how we did for the month of august. the broader s&p 500 finished down 3% for the month. all ten sectors finished lower. utility stocks the worst performers, down by 5 .5 % in that period. high dividend payers were not helped with a rise in interest rate which saps demand for these type of stocks. the better performers on a relative basis came in technology. down...
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it's not lost on us. we've talked about a lot here, that, i'm sure you have i don't-of-in your newsroom as well. do you think the feds have it in for jpmorgan chase right now? >> i think they're a target and i think people are piling on. i'm not sure that explains entirely this issue. one argument that jp will have, though, is that some of these securities were sold by wamu and bear stearns before acquired by jpmorgan. an issue we've seen before. shouldn't are punished for misdeeds by prior companies. >> and this figure jpm has already disclosed? >> they think $6 billion is high. if it its understand being $6 billion or more, could end up with additional reserves on top of that 6 poirn 8 you talk about. >> if this happens on a dat, sued against bank of america for the old countrywiped bank loan, that's going to proceed. the judge said enough evidence is in to proceed. things are looking tough for the banks, aren't they? >> bank of america is exposed on this case. has an even bigger exposure potentially th
it's not lost on us. we've talked about a lot here, that, i'm sure you have i don't-of-in your newsroom as well. do you think the feds have it in for jpmorgan chase right now? >> i think they're a target and i think people are piling on. i'm not sure that explains entirely this issue. one argument that jp will have, though, is that some of these securities were sold by wamu and bear stearns before acquired by jpmorgan. an issue we've seen before. shouldn't are punished for misdeeds by...
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frost on and he's making us a lot of money now. and when i say us, i mean you. it will not matter it listed in israel at all. what does matter is they continue to get the milestones, continue to break new ground with their drugs, phil frost is for real, so are you if you bought the stock. like a boss, yes, strong leaders can save sinking ships, but it's saving sinking ships that i actually care -- now, one last thing, jc penney, i heard a lot of smack talk about penney, i've been smacking it for years now. i'm done with that game. "mad money" will be right back. >>> coming up -- clash of the casinos. the house doesn't always win. tonight, it could be your turn. it's a high-stakes casino battle royale. cramer's checking the odds to find out which stocks to hold and which ones to fold. >>> and later, beer here. cookouts with cramer heating things up all week. finding this market's hottest themes and you've got an all-access pass to this picnic. tonight, grab a cold one and get ready for a beer battle that crowns the top hot purveyor. >>> plus, storm warning? cloud
frost on and he's making us a lot of money now. and when i say us, i mean you. it will not matter it listed in israel at all. what does matter is they continue to get the milestones, continue to break new ground with their drugs, phil frost is for real, so are you if you bought the stock. like a boss, yes, strong leaders can save sinking ships, but it's saving sinking ships that i actually care -- now, one last thing, jc penney, i heard a lot of smack talk about penney, i've been smacking it...
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use that, wait a day or two. if it holds it then you can trade. >> i think this has one of those huge short interests, though. the guidance is pathetic but despite that people are going to be covering. it's basically taking the stock back to unchanged on the day. be aware of that if you are somebody who is short that there is a big short interest out there and a lot of these have bounced fast. >> yelp surging 23% after beating the street's estimates with a smaller than expected loss for the second quarter. yesterday dr. j. predicted the move before the company announced earnings. listen. >> yelp, i like this one. i think it is one of the ways where you really attack mobile. i think these guys are going to do extremely well. the street is looking for a loss of 4 cents. we could have a surprise there. >> in fact, we did. >> big surprise. >> smaller loss than expected. the shares ripped. >> this is another one of those, the shares ripped because of the big short interest as well. kudos to roger and bono and everyone
use that, wait a day or two. if it holds it then you can trade. >> i think this has one of those huge short interests, though. the guidance is pathetic but despite that people are going to be covering. it's basically taking the stock back to unchanged on the day. be aware of that if you are somebody who is short that there is a big short interest out there and a lot of these have bounced fast. >> yelp surging 23% after beating the street's estimates with a smaller than expected loss...
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i use daily market commentary to improve my strategy. and my local scottrade office guides my learning every step of the way. because they know i don't trade like everybody. i trade like me. i'm with scottrade. (announcer) scottrade... ranked "highest in customer loyalty for brokerage and investment companies." >>> we saw a really telling divergence today. one that's just begging to be noticed because it's speaking louder than anything else i'm watching. i'm talking about the nonstop selloff in the consumer packaged goods plays versus many other portions of the stock market. neither proctor & gamble or colgate were able to rally. what does that scream? i think that interest rates aren't done going higher. today's climb back up is for real. remember, these stocks are part of that bond market equivalent trade and they failed to rally when rates dipped back down the other day telling me that the recent decline in rates was not for real and that we will soon see the ten-year sporting a 3% yield. of course, there could be other forces at work
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what do you have for us? >> this is one of the biggest hacker cybersecurity conferences ever, and as you know, edward snowden has been the number one topic at this conference. everybody trying to figure out where the next snowden hacker will come out of. a lot of them are independent cyber hackers and intelligence experts. but we talked to the organizer here who said that in his view, the next snowden will not necessarily come out of the government. take a listen. >> maybe edward snowden is the tip of the iceberg, but i'm waiting for the facebook leaker or the amazon or google, some other search engine, somebody that has more data than we understand that they have. >> so that's it, is the next hacker going to be coming out of google or facebook or one of these private companies? do they have information they think the public might want to know? that's what they're talking about here. they're also talking about nano quad hackers, one of these little helicopters. we had a couple women dressed up as the knights
what do you have for us? >> this is one of the biggest hacker cybersecurity conferences ever, and as you know, edward snowden has been the number one topic at this conference. everybody trying to figure out where the next snowden hacker will come out of. a lot of them are independent cyber hackers and intelligence experts. but we talked to the organizer here who said that in his view, the next snowden will not necessarily come out of the government. take a listen. >> maybe edward...
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what can you tell us? >> reporter: i don't think president obama was walking back those remarks from john kerry. they had different missions. we saw an acceleration of a momentum for a military strike on syria. john kerry came out saying the u.s. had evidence that syria had weapons to kill 1400 people. president obama tried reassure the american people that any u.s. response would not be open ended like the war in iraq. >> without considering any open ended commitment, we're not considering any boots on the ground approach. what we will do is consider options that meet the narrow concern around chemical weapons, understanding that there's not going to be a solely military solution to the underlying conflict and tragedy that's taking place in syria. >> reporter: now the reason it was so important for the president to reassure the public, we had a new nbc news poll out this morning showing only 42% supported the idea of striking syria because of chemical weapons. you also had yesterday in the house of common
what can you tell us? >> reporter: i don't think president obama was walking back those remarks from john kerry. they had different missions. we saw an acceleration of a momentum for a military strike on syria. john kerry came out saying the u.s. had evidence that syria had weapons to kill 1400 people. president obama tried reassure the american people that any u.s. response would not be open ended like the war in iraq. >> without considering any open ended commitment, we're not...
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most of us have forgotten the seasonality in the business. we're going into the downturn in the fourth quarter. the first quarter is never a good quarter for housing, the second and third quarter represents the bulk. we will be the best judge of that about the end of the first quarter next year. the national association of realtors has not taken its eye off the forecast for the year. so the unit forecast stays intact. >> and yours, too, you're totally on board? >> guidance 17% 19% sales volume third quarter, no problem there at all. so we're -- listen, the long-term metrics are very favorable for the early stage housing recovery and that's where we think we are. >> excellent. okay. that's richard smith, the chairman and ceo of realogy holdings. 26% of the brokerage market. pretty big. stay with cramer. >>> coming up, fed rising? is this pullback opportunity knocking? or the beginning of a deep, devastating decline? tonight, it's a special check of the technicals, cramer's zeroing in on signals that could be telegraphing its next move when he
most of us have forgotten the seasonality in the business. we're going into the downturn in the fourth quarter. the first quarter is never a good quarter for housing, the second and third quarter represents the bulk. we will be the best judge of that about the end of the first quarter next year. the national association of realtors has not taken its eye off the forecast for the year. so the unit forecast stays intact. >> and yours, too, you're totally on board? >> guidance 17% 19%...
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tha they're not as bad as they used to be. airline, telco, tech, supermarket and auto, that's total diversification, i say congratulations. ♪ hallelujah >> to all of our players tonight and stick with cramer. >>> yesterday we heard terrific things about the consumer from tjx, urban outfitters, best buy and home depot. you left here thinking things were pretty darn fabulous and the problems we heard about from macy's, nordstrom's, saks, and walmart are about what's going wrong in the department store business, particularly apparel. we had a weird spring weather wise and there's to doubt about it, higher prices are weighing on people that aren't that conducive to buying clothes. but it seems to be limited to clothes. lowe's reported a totally bang-up quarter with strength in pretty much everything that goes in a house. it's truly impressive. you have to say lowe's is hitting on every cylinder. this remarkable turn and while the stock's up 25%, i could see it going higher with a caveat to mention at the end. while lowe's execut
tha they're not as bad as they used to be. airline, telco, tech, supermarket and auto, that's total diversification, i say congratulations. ♪ hallelujah >> to all of our players tonight and stick with cramer. >>> yesterday we heard terrific things about the consumer from tjx, urban outfitters, best buy and home depot. you left here thinking things were pretty darn fabulous and the problems we heard about from macy's, nordstrom's, saks, and walmart are about what's going wrong...
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tell us who you think won the debate, america. tw tweet us using #bull and #bear. we'll have the results at the end of the show. >>> we still do not know exactly what caused the now infamous flash freeze at the nasdaq, but here is what ceo bob greifeld said earlier today about why they halted trading. >> we have a data feed which consolidates the trading for 13 exchanges. we do that for the industry. that had a problem. as soon as we saw that had a problem, we had a fundamental concern. we knew professional traders had access to individual data feeds but the traditional long investor, retail investor now didn't have the same information. >> all right. your next guest is an institutional trader, but also the co-author of "broke markets, how high frequency trading and predatory practices on wall street is destroying investor confidence." joe saluzzi joins us. you really understand what happened. tell our viewers. >> thanks, brian. first of all, that quote that bob greifeld said, that should send shivers through the spine of everybody because basically what he said is
tell us who you think won the debate, america. tw tweet us using #bull and #bear. we'll have the results at the end of the show. >>> we still do not know exactly what caused the now infamous flash freeze at the nasdaq, but here is what ceo bob greifeld said earlier today about why they halted trading. >> we have a data feed which consolidates the trading for 13 exchanges. we do that for the industry. that had a problem. as soon as we saw that had a problem, we had a fundamental...
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the price cisco paid really kind of gives us a prism that we can use to analyze names that are left. more important the space is ripe for a takeover bid. i don't think cisco is done making acquisition. once they move into an area they like to sink their teeth in. they said on the call they want to be the premiere cyber security in the world. intel bought mcafee. you have to wonder if they might be willing to do more in order to change wall street's opinion. especially since intel's bread and butter, making processors for personal computers is widely viewed as a growth free zone and they have a lot of cash on the sidelines. beyond that i can see ibm beefing up security presence or even dell once it gets its act together. maybe even microsoft with the new ceo. i don't know. why is cyber security so important? i've always liked this theme. with the rise of cloud computing over the last few years, protecting against hackers and the like has taken on a new significance. they are so much smarter than they used to be. you know, you've got all this data in the cloud. more and more enterprise
the price cisco paid really kind of gives us a prism that we can use to analyze names that are left. more important the space is ripe for a takeover bid. i don't think cisco is done making acquisition. once they move into an area they like to sink their teeth in. they said on the call they want to be the premiere cyber security in the world. intel bought mcafee. you have to wonder if they might be willing to do more in order to change wall street's opinion. especially since intel's bread and...
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you may be negotiating salts ahead of us now. paul hit sort of one of the points that a lot of us are pushing for. there's an omnibus budget bill, that we finally stake our budget, because we need to fix or prioritization or spending. we've been living with this insanity for four years, and yes, there had be head butting. and yes, i've got to tell you there's people that want to keep the sequestration numbers, people like me who want to defund or change those priorities in obamacare, but that's actually an opportunity that's coming up. could you do that omnibus budget packet and some solutions on the debt ceiling. i will tell you you need to be a little more creative than we have been in both the way we prioritize the debt? there are options out there. >> paul tonko, speaker boehner has said again and again, so have paul cantor, and i think david schweikert. they don't want to shut down the government. the debt ceiling part is completely different. as you know, paul, a majority of republicans in the house, a very large majority,
you may be negotiating salts ahead of us now. paul hit sort of one of the points that a lot of us are pushing for. there's an omnibus budget bill, that we finally stake our budget, because we need to fix or prioritization or spending. we've been living with this insanity for four years, and yes, there had be head butting. and yes, i've got to tell you there's people that want to keep the sequestration numbers, people like me who want to defund or change those priorities in obamacare, but that's...
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>> you are, larry. >> we can't use max. we can't use leonard. who do you want now as they move toward the center? who's your pick? >> i think the current guy's doing a great job, larry. look, you guys just if i may make one quick point, all you're talking about when you describe the issues surrounding this brand are the opinion pieces. you're not talking about news gathering and hyperlocal news. the presentation of the school board meeting, who covers that. remember, newspapers have a cost structure where they're supposed to deliver the news, not just opinion. >> that's been part of the problem with the "post," is it hasn't been able to decide is it a national paper or is it a local paper? >> and by the way -- >> this indicates -- >> they made so many factual -- michael medved, they made so many factual mistakes down through the years they really undercut their own credibility. i mean, i scan the "post" every day, but they made so many errors. and they're so biased. in that election. it just was off the charts what they did to romney and the rep
>> you are, larry. >> we can't use max. we can't use leonard. who do you want now as they move toward the center? who's your pick? >> i think the current guy's doing a great job, larry. look, you guys just if i may make one quick point, all you're talking about when you describe the issues surrounding this brand are the opinion pieces. you're not talking about news gathering and hyperlocal news. the presentation of the school board meeting, who covers that. remember,...
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tommo kimishito joins us. so they're now saying this official report is saying if we put a sales tax hike in, slow growth to 1%. should they or shouldn't they proceed? >> well, i think that the government should really proceed with the well planned consumption tax rate hike. japan as you know has the worst fiscal condition among the advanced economies, and then this is a very right way to tackle this problem. well, if the government decide not to raise consumption tax rate, i think that would probably bring in the situation where the foreign investors will lose confidence on japan's economy and try to sell some assets. >> yeah. i mean, the assets they have been buying has been stocks because most of the debt is held domestically, isn't it? >> yeah. that's right. yeah, you know, as far as the jgb government bond is concerned, more than 92% of the jgb held by domestic investors, i think the news of the -- undo the tax rate hike would probably bring in the higher bond yield. and so i think that a government reall
tommo kimishito joins us. so they're now saying this official report is saying if we put a sales tax hike in, slow growth to 1%. should they or shouldn't they proceed? >> well, i think that the government should really proceed with the well planned consumption tax rate hike. japan as you know has the worst fiscal condition among the advanced economies, and then this is a very right way to tackle this problem. well, if the government decide not to raise consumption tax rate, i think that...
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questions for us, e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com. despite numerous property curves and slowing economy, china's vanke managed to post a healthy growth in earnings. jumped to $745 million. vanke, which serves the mass market is a bellwether for chinese property sector and strong result is a good sign for the real estate market. vanke shares up more than 2% in early trade, but gains were paired down by the close. ing shares trading up despite lower than expected second quarter net profit. the dutch financial group attributed the loss to insurance and investment management business in asia. speaking to cnbc, patrick flynn remains upbeat. >> improving our margins. we have our interest margins up to 142 basis points. we're controlling costs. fees are lower. our costs are flat. that good cost discipline, improving margins, the drivers behind the good results. >> on mutual in the green after seeing funds under management rise 9% in first half. stock up nearly 4%. the long-term savings group posted a pretax profit of 801 million pounds. spea
questions for us, e-mail us, worldwide@cnbc.com. despite numerous property curves and slowing economy, china's vanke managed to post a healthy growth in earnings. jumped to $745 million. vanke, which serves the mass market is a bellwether for chinese property sector and strong result is a good sign for the real estate market. vanke shares up more than 2% in early trade, but gains were paired down by the close. ing shares trading up despite lower than expected second quarter net profit. the...
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thank you for joining us. we heard about the china state council plans to make the energy saving sector a key pillar of the economy by 2015. the details on that are pretty scarce right now. do you think this aim is a little too ambitious at this point given that the details just are missing at this point? >> yeah, no, actually, i don't. and anyone who has been following china's environment in any way for the past five years or longer is naturally very cynical about any of these sorts of advancements. so initially this year i was quite cynical after the air apocalypse in beijing when the pollution levels literally went off -- completely off the charts. there were a lot of announcements that started to come out at that point, and they've continued to heighten to what you were mentioning and probably will see some sort of concrete numbers come out in october at the big meetings in beijing. the one thing that's making me a lot less cynical about all of these announcements is that we're seeing a lot of activity on
thank you for joining us. we heard about the china state council plans to make the energy saving sector a key pillar of the economy by 2015. the details on that are pretty scarce right now. do you think this aim is a little too ambitious at this point given that the details just are missing at this point? >> yeah, no, actually, i don't. and anyone who has been following china's environment in any way for the past five years or longer is naturally very cynical about any of these sorts of...
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richard is here with us. he'll tell us why. and french banking giant socgen has a surge in second quarter profits. stephane will give us more with a first on cnbc interview from the group's ceo. that's up after the break. [ male announcer ] it's time. time to have new experiences with a familiar keyboard. to update our status without opening an app. to have all our messages in one place. to browse... and share... faster than ever. ♪ it's time to do everything better than before. the new blackberry q10. itime. >>> now, societe generale profits doubled in the second quarter from a year ago. stephane has been speaking to the man at the helm. he joins us now. stocks doing pretty well this morning. >> hey, ross. yeah. good set of results for societe generale, good set of numbers for the second quarter, boosted by the strong performance of the corporate and investment banking division. the recovery of the international retail banking unit and the good resilience of the french retail banking, the bank also reduced its operating expe
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we have tank activity right below us, using barbed wire fences to cordon the access roads off. the violence, as you mentioned, is still under way in different parts of the country. sporadically, the ministry of interior has been authorized to use deadly force to protect state institutions. that shows you the highest level or the higher level of anxiety that currently exists. also an attack in the suez that killed seven soldiers overnight. we understand that all shipping, though, on the suez canal remains unaffected. also keep in mind when it comes to the death toll, we're getting conflicting accounts. the ministry of health talking to close to 600 at this point. the muslim brotherhood claims the figure is much, much higher. it will remain to be seen the international condemnation and the exchange of diplomatic criticism if you will. the u.s. statement directed rebuke of the egyptian military, it is a punitive measure but concise at that. did not cancel financial assistance to the egyptian the response from the egyptian presidency has been one saying that the statement from the
we have tank activity right below us, using barbed wire fences to cordon the access roads off. the violence, as you mentioned, is still under way in different parts of the country. sporadically, the ministry of interior has been authorized to use deadly force to protect state institutions. that shows you the highest level or the higher level of anxiety that currently exists. also an attack in the suez that killed seven soldiers overnight. we understand that all shipping, though, on the suez...
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should social media really be used to ascertain it? let us know what you think. e-ma e-mail, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. if i was on facebook and i wanted to be creditworthy, i would immediately sign up julia to be on that because that would improve my credit rating brilliantly. and the reason i mention julia is because she's now looking, joining us for our continuing look at frontier markets. is weak infrastructure, jules, going to hamper growth as well? that's tomorrow. jules, let's get over to you. >> thanks very much, ross. we've taken a shift away from the developed markets this week to have a look at just what's going on in frontier markets and alternative places to invest somewhere that's interesting for perhaps some more brave investors. so, we're going to be looking at a whole range of different ones. on thursday, we'll drill down into the middle east. energy supplies, of course, long been the dominant theme of the region there. what does the future hold for markets looking to attract foreign cash? can countries develop beyond the energ
should social media really be used to ascertain it? let us know what you think. e-ma e-mail, tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. if i was on facebook and i wanted to be creditworthy, i would immediately sign up julia to be on that because that would improve my credit rating brilliantly. and the reason i mention julia is because she's now looking, joining us for our continuing look at frontier markets. is weak infrastructure, jules, going to hamper growth as well? that's tomorrow....
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joining us now is charlie parker, editor at citi wire. thank you so much for joining us today. how are you? >> very well, thanks. >> fantastic. so this survey to me and to a lot of people in the investment community probably doesn't come as a huge surprise. with the tapering debate, we're seeing sentiment in the emerging markets certainly taking a hit, but talk us through the main findings of this survey, and talk us through some of the surprises like south africa. >> yeah, so we conducted this with deutsche. and we spoke to 100 global fund managers, they represent about a quarter of a trillion of assets. at the end of the first quarter this year, we had already seen that negative economic news start to come through from places like china and india. but fund manager sentiment remained relatively buoyant. now at the end of the second quarter we've taken another reading of those 100 fund managers, and there's been a substantial decrease in sentiment. really most profoundly felt in places like china and india. at the end of the first quarter, despite the beginning of negative news
joining us now is charlie parker, editor at citi wire. thank you so much for joining us today. how are you? >> very well, thanks. >> fantastic. so this survey to me and to a lot of people in the investment community probably doesn't come as a huge surprise. with the tapering debate, we're seeing sentiment in the emerging markets certainly taking a hit, but talk us through the main findings of this survey, and talk us through some of the surprises like south africa. >> yeah, so...
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also joining us on set is helia ebrahimi. thank you for joining us today. give us your side of the story, just what was your experience with the extradition and dealing with the uk and especially u.s. authorities? >> well, very briefly we were indicted, three of us, back in 2002 by the the u.s. government on allegations that the three of us conspired with two members of enron to defraud our bank in london. natwest. it just so happened, i mean, it was part of the larger enron investigation, but it just so happened that tony blair at the time introduced a brand-new piece of extradition law which still exists to this day, which essentially means that a u.s. prosecutor can make an allegation, unsubstantiated by any evidence and request the extradition of somebody who is a resident in the uk and that's pretty much what happened to us. we spent a long time fighting the extradition, trying to get the law changed because it is an incredibly piece of law, as these gentlemen are about to find out. and to date we have not yet succeeded but we are making some progress.
also joining us on set is helia ebrahimi. thank you for joining us today. give us your side of the story, just what was your experience with the extradition and dealing with the uk and especially u.s. authorities? >> well, very briefly we were indicted, three of us, back in 2002 by the the u.s. government on allegations that the three of us conspired with two members of enron to defraud our bank in london. natwest. it just so happened, i mean, it was part of the larger enron...
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jamie, thanks for joining us. he's sort of -- he's made the right tones, i suppose, as far as the west is concerned in his inauguration speech. what will he have to do in reality to get the sanctions lifted. >> currently the tone is the most important aspect of what rouhani has done. yes, he has spoken about his willingness to engage with the west. the west will command some sort of concessions before lifting any sanctions themselves. the first step really was the composition of the cabinet in which there was some pro-western figures. one notable example would be the foreign minister who was the previous ambassador to the u.n., has lived in the u.s. for a long time and has strong links to a lot of u.s. administration figures. so really it will be about can this person re-establish a working relationship with some of the people that he has previously communicated with. >> yeah. at the same time, how much control does he actually have over foreign policy? >> that's the issue, really. certainly foreign policy remains
jamie, thanks for joining us. he's sort of -- he's made the right tones, i suppose, as far as the west is concerned in his inauguration speech. what will he have to do in reality to get the sanctions lifted. >> currently the tone is the most important aspect of what rouhani has done. yes, he has spoken about his willingness to engage with the west. the west will command some sort of concessions before lifting any sanctions themselves. the first step really was the composition of the...
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preva, thank you for being with us. you're staying with us. in the meantime, we need to bring a couple of other points into the conversation because no change from the bank of japan today. it kept policy steady, citing a moderate recovery in the economy. the bank of japan didn't upgrade its view on the economy, but it did sound a bit more upbeat about prices, saying that inflation is likely to gain pace in the months ahead. the central bank governor, mr. kuroda, also fired a warning shot at the abe government in his press conference. he urged cabinets not to ease up on fiscal discipline saying that a sales tax hike wouldn't stop the economy from beating its growth targets. now, essentially, what we saw today on the nikkei was quite a bit of volatility before the close. initially we fell a little bit, then came up again and then fell back into negative territory on the close. closing off by approximately 1.6%. joining us from tokyo is kenji abe. what is your reading of the bank of japan? keeping the policy unchanged, also the economic assessmen
preva, thank you for being with us. you're staying with us. in the meantime, we need to bring a couple of other points into the conversation because no change from the bank of japan today. it kept policy steady, citing a moderate recovery in the economy. the bank of japan didn't upgrade its view on the economy, but it did sound a bit more upbeat about prices, saying that inflation is likely to gain pace in the months ahead. the central bank governor, mr. kuroda, also fired a warning shot at the...
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ask your doctor about cialis for daily use and a 30-tablet free trial. easy-to-use platform. no, thank you. we know you're always looking for the best fill price. and walk limit automatically tries to find it for you. just set your start and end price. and let it do its thing. wow, more fan mail. my uncle wanted to say thanks for idea hub. he loves how he can click on it and get specific actionable trade ideas with their probabilities throughout the day. [ male announcer ] open an account and get a $150 amazon.com gift card. call 1-888-280-0149 now. optionsxpress by charles schwab. >>> welcome back. nfl settles a concussion lawsuit just ahead of the kickoff for the 2013 season. joining us now is patrick risch, sports business professor, forbes contributocontributor. sounds like a big number, it's not compare to the number that we're talking about with nfl. >> sure isn't. >> but lately we're hearing that the effects of concussions have been clarified more. for me, i think anyone that plays this game thinks of themselves as kind of a warrior. maybe we didn't know about early on
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let us know. get in touch with us, e-mail us or tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. with us is andrew collins, managing partner at one hq. will this sort of, i suppose, laboratory food, do you think consumers will ever buy into it? if it becomes commercial? >> i think generally speaking consumers have a problematic relationship with technology. we love the advances that it creates for us, but we're suspicious of hidden side effects would be the answer to that. in short-term, i think the answer is probably no. but in the longer term, it may be that we have to accept this type of technology. that's what inoue ratinovation about. finding solutions for future problems. and with the growth and demand for meat globally then, it may be a solution we'll have to swallow. >> pun intended. good one. didn't put a gherkin with it, which i think is a good thing. >> maybe. i like the gherkin with it. i like it. >> okay. what did they say it tasted like? >> i think they said it lacked salt and pepper. it tasted like a burger, really, but not well seasoned one. >> looked like one of
let us know. get in touch with us, e-mail us or tweet @cnbcwex or direct to me @rosswestgate. with us is andrew collins, managing partner at one hq. will this sort of, i suppose, laboratory food, do you think consumers will ever buy into it? if it becomes commercial? >> i think generally speaking consumers have a problematic relationship with technology. we love the advances that it creates for us, but we're suspicious of hidden side effects would be the answer to that. in short-term, i...
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with us on set, very own hadley gamble. thank you for joining us. how difficult is the position the president now finds himself in with that vote in the british parliament? >> it certainly makes it more difficult to undertake any kind of attacks without a broad level of support from an ally like britain. frankly, the president placed himself in a box by making these red line statements as early as a year ago, and at some point the credibility of the united states is at stake, which goes beyond what the british parliament is concerned with. >> that mean he has to at some point carry out an attack? >> well, to maintain american credibility on statements like this, and to more importantly deter the use of weapons of mass destruction, like chemical weapons is going to be very important, i think, for the united states to take some kind of firm action that punishes syria for these outrageous acts and sends a message not only to syria, but to iran for the use of weapons of mass destruction will not be tolerate d. >> bob, it's hadley. when you're talking ab
with us on set, very own hadley gamble. thank you for joining us. how difficult is the position the president now finds himself in with that vote in the british parliament? >> it certainly makes it more difficult to undertake any kind of attacks without a broad level of support from an ally like britain. frankly, the president placed himself in a box by making these red line statements as early as a year ago, and at some point the credibility of the united states is at stake, which goes...
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joining us for more, michael harris. thank you for joining us. clearly big force for the gcc equity markets over the course of this week, stabilized today. he made the point it has come on the back of what has been a pretty good year overall after some pretty hefty gains. what happens now for those markets? >> i think it will be a mixed outcome. the uae has been very special, sort of like a turbo charged proxy. we actually downgraded the uae when the announcement came it would enter the eamericmerging indices. >> you sort of buy ahead of the expectation that's going to happen, right? >> exactly. wasn't definitive it would happen, but the s&p was really implicitly driving the uae because it is a -- more of a global growth proxy. you need supportive energy prices which we have, but those are much less had heavily owned and those markets, we think, will continue to catch a sustained bid. the uae will look for your point for re-entry. >> let's pick up on saudi. as you say, domestic and just pure energy player, right? i presume. >> a lot of what is li
joining us for more, michael harris. thank you for joining us. clearly big force for the gcc equity markets over the course of this week, stabilized today. he made the point it has come on the back of what has been a pretty good year overall after some pretty hefty gains. what happens now for those markets? >> i think it will be a mixed outcome. the uae has been very special, sort of like a turbo charged proxy. we actually downgraded the uae when the announcement came it would enter the...